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XO BOOKBINDERSMVANTED-
Plain rulers. Thoa S. McKm Co,,
Cqn Seneca' and Franklin. 8tft.. Clnvo-
ttinth o. , 02-64
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.WANTED-Flrst class carpenters nt
once. ' Appty'Coloriial'Salt'Co. 02 04
jSVANTjBDr-Two experienced carrlogo
"blacksmith helpers. Apply at ColJIns
. Wggy.co. ' citf
WANTED-FEMALE
' ' ' -
HELP
JJVANTED-Good girl for light laundry
work, experience not required. Th
Akron Laundry. (Jo., lyi-lOJ South
High street. , . . "' 0305
DAtIES-to learn halfdressliig, rnnni.
j curing and facial massage. ,A $85
cQurso free. Wrlto today. Mojer
"Collloge, Chicago, III.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOB RENT-4 room house 4l2 Bell fit.
- "Far sale 22 acres- clovei' and timothy
hay, standing. Six miles enst of Ak-
ion. Also for sale n 30 aero farm, nil
' In cultivation, six miles enst of Ak
yon. Inqulio J. Prusa, menchant
tailor, ,142 South High st. G3 O-t,
FOR RENT-Modern 8 room house,
200V6 N. Valley st.. $20. Edwin Wag
"ner, Evere'ti'buildlnB. " 33-tl
FOR RENT ROOMS,
FOB RENT Desk room, second floor,
light, heat and telephono service. In
quire roob 2, Abbey block.1' 55tf
FOR BENT Furnished room in,a-pri-'
vntxj fnmlfy, suitable-fo.r. two, with
or Without bonrd, 110 James St.
, - , k . t 01-00
FOR BENT A Imber shop and bath
"tooms. Enquiie at 1057" S. 'Main' A
Cor. 'Iron st. ' 02-04
FOR BENT A suite of nicely fur
nlshcd rooms for light housekeeping.
Three minutes.' walk from Howard;
"Calf at 105 Lndd at. 00-65'
W I I I I ' !'-' . !
FOB BENT Threft roorasi centrally
located. Inquire loom 48, Central
building. r 03 tf
FOR SALE MISjCELLANEOyS.
.FOB J5ALE TuiBlnc Mntor Wheel,
With" 12 ft., of 2i'ln.sliaf ting and
pull6yr never been', uspd; will sell
chcop. Enquire In -evening at 513
W. Market st. - . 5-S0
FOB SALE Che'ap, foad wagon, new
bike buggy,' blko sulky;fG25 Mill ot.
' ' t ,00 01-0.1
FOE SALE AutompblleoriTi-ill trade
,for, city lot. , jPeoples phduc 51S.
-i 02-Wv
FOR. jSALBr-Fresh 'w ' K'nd calf in
'qnlre!ht 112 Hhiman st., neafGram
Grant
'street:
03 03
r
FOB.'SALp-Ladies' f tbicyclet." new,
never used. Price n-very low. Chll
213 Spicer st.
G3-CS
FOB SALBr-Sx,vj:ry.fino English
coach puppies; six weeks old nnd cat
anything. If you want one call on
Blch, the horeeshoer. 01-06.
FOB SALE One-horse lumber wagon
with top box, spring seat, and both
body and gear Crake, only $42.50.
Delivery wagons with biake, $55. A
nunfber of" second-bajid. vehicles
newly , repaired and painted. Col
lins Buggy Co. 01-G5
FOB SALE Lady's bicycle. Good
condition, cb,fehp for cash. Call nt
103 AVHIs nve., in evening or tele
phone 1158 People's. 57-tf
LOST
LOST Small purse contnlning $6.00,
Between AVooster,-av. nnd Goodrich
Co. tinder learnt M.'O'Neil's of
flee. 01-03
LOST Horseshoe pin,, with setting;
reward If returned to M. O'Nlel &
Co. office. . 03-05
LOST A goldstIck pin In fofro ''of an
anchor set with peails. Bewaid if
left withjG.. A- Kempel.fc po.,,212-214
S. MainSt ;-;-. - 03-05
LOST A five dollar bill"; finder wilfbe
liberally lev, aided If i(the bill is re
turned to the Dcmocra!offce.
WANTED MISCEL'UNEOUS.
THE DBY GLOVE CLEANER is the
best prepniatlon yet discovoied for
cleaning uld Gloes. For sale only by
tis, in the Glovo Dept., which is tho
most complete depaitmer.t In the State
df Ohio'. 'Price 15c. Dague Bros. & Co,
MEN-iOur catalogue explains how we
teacti barber tiade in eight weeks,
mailed freej Moler Barber College,
Chicago, 111.
.MISCELLANEOUS.
THE DICKSON TRANSFER CO.
Coal, ..ti'ausfor- nndj.llveiy.
Packing, mpVfng&ndBtoring of goods,
coaches, coujies nndt'carHages for fu
nerals, weddlngsparBerf and callings.
Offices Nos.'l23-12rf Carroll st Tel.
300. No. 110 N. High st. Tel. 428.
2 i
' HliMMEL'SHAQItLINE. '
Hacks leae Barberton 0 30 a. m'.,
and 4:45 p. ra.
, J.eav Doylestown S n. m. nnd 3 p.
m. '.
SPECIAL ORDERS
GIVEN PROMPT; ATTENTION.
T"
PACKING AND STOBING-We pack
nnd-Btor'cPfurnlture, Krntz Furniture
Store, 140 S. Howard bX. Phono
042.
(irTJhe fenii; , Mutual jLlfo isuraipe
4ompnny Usuo the best -contract 'at
lowest j-ntes. , , ,3VI
JOHN O: BLiOOMFlfiLb' Agt
SchumachM BlocJca !'-" Tej. ei5.
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FOlfNO
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FOUND-Tho best place, to borrow
money privately dh furniture, with
out removal; cssy 'terms, N, it.
Berk, 103 8. Howard, both phones,
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FOR 8ALE-REAL ESTATE.
JONES' REAL ESTATE NEWS-Wo
have 'a- now seven room ' house,
built convenient for iwo families,
now renting for $14 per month,
which you can buy for $1300, on
cash payment $150 and balance at
$14 per month. Why not buy a
property like this and let tho rental
finish pnyru'ent, Instead of letting
your money lay In tho bank? Wo
also have a 0 room bouse, now rent-
'Jng for $12 per month, which we'
will sell for $1200,oh'a ncash payment
of $200 "and balance ou ihortthly pay
talents. This 1.4 a central' property,
and n decided bargain. A sure 12
per cent investment. (Jomo and see
Us about these places. Offlee open
Satmday evening. O. H. & S. E.
Jones, Central building. People's
" pho'no 452. 27 tf
4 FOR SALE PnrkhlU & Sharp, 180
S. Main. Pco, phone 1113-2 rings.
Rockwell st.) 0 rooths, modern, pnved
St., bargain. $1400, only $100 down.
' Homo St., neap. WOOster, 0 rooms,
,ncw house, lot 40x130, $1250.
Ackley st., 0 ioonn, new, $023.
22 acres, 7 room, lxjusp, barn, or-
chaid, gqod water, Uqtwcon Akrbn and
Cuyahoga Falls. only$1850.
50 acres, near Newton Falls, $1160,-.
, 50-tf
FOR SALE Two building lots near
Jtho new Miller school and, Fourth
, Church or Christ- A bargain. Ad
' dress, Real Estate care Democrat.
FOR SALE By Henry Holtz., room
2, Abbey, 120 South Malh st. "
1220 S. Main, tf rooms, $2500. This
is the cheapest andbest business lo
cation In Soutti Akron. Seo this place.
102 Bnrder nve 0 rooms, new, $l600.
-130 Newton st., 6 rooms, easy, $1400.
205 Harvard, 8 rooms, new, strictly
'modern, Immediate possession.
101 Fifth nvp , 0 rooms, $1000.
Lots on Shnefer st., choice, $325.
Lots on W. Crosier (St., $200 up.
S. Bnyraond, nenr Btfwcry, lof$30Q.
N. Raymond, lot, new barn, $350.
2 lots in Point Lookout, $150 each.
, Farms of 5, 10, 30, 40, 55, 03 and 10T
acres- for sale or traue.
Open Saturday evenings. 50-tf
FOB SALE 25 nice lots in the Stefn
er allotment on Charles, Mo ire, An
dres nnd Sterling sts., from $200 to
$250 each. L. H. Horner, GOS W.
Thornton st Tco. lihone 225.
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FOR SALE-By J. L Bachtel, 18S S,
Howard St.. phone 722.
U' 11 r.obm's, bath, furnace, lairndryln
jfnet (everything nouern, witn, oarn,
Peruins st.. conumo uargaia ?mi.
WIJ1 take smnlleV submban popeytj: In
loscnange,
Good 7 room houses Wolf st with
large lots, $1350 and $1450.
White City house. 5 nnd 6 rooms,
slnte roof. $120P to $1450- -
302;sAndrus St., 5 rojmS, slate roof,
natural- wood finish, open ntairs, bar
gain, $1200, easy terms. to
Largo 7 room, house Cor. Waslilng
ton 'ftnd McCoy lot room for other
houses, close to shops, sure 12 per cent.
Investment at $1200, worth $1600.
FOR SALE Largest, nicest building
lots In South Akion, shade nnd fiult
tiees, room for two houses on one
lot, within five minutes' nlk from
hew Webster, Camp & Lane Co.
Pi ice $350 to $450,on easy payments.
Will build "a house to suit and give
reasonnblo terms to parties who ha,o
n small cash pnymcnf and ho are
'determined to pay for n home. I
have two 8 room houses for sale
cheaji; possession given at once. L.
II. Horner, 008 West Thornton st.
People's phono 225, 03 05
FbR SALE House, and lot, 135 nnd
i35 Glenwood me. All kinds of
fiult, city water and cistern. Inquire
pp premises. 68-0S
FOB SALE Nice houso on Lake St,
barn, good well, near Webster, Camp
& Lane shop. "This is a 'flue property
nt- $1700' no liss), Seo It soon, ns
property in that locntloh Is growing
ruoro voidable" dolly.
That place on Jackson st, nenr
Wooster nVe. 'car line, Is a, nlcfe bar
gain. ''"''").
Properties bo'ugfit and said. Money
loaned to Uelrl purchaseis. P. P.
Bock & Co. 02 tf
FOB SALE By Chas, Esselburn:
Fine, brand new 0 loom house, 730
Home st., close to Wooster nve., a fine
bargain f6r somebody, only $1700. Be
sure to see this soon.
151 Crosby st 7 rqoros, cheap, fur-
nnce, gas, etc., prlco only ?1805.
547 W. Market, 8 rooms, n)l Improve-
mentsnnd barn, pilco only $3750.
712 E. Buchtel ave., brantj new 7
rooip nouse, mo nenjest noroo you over
saw for $2500," Vry best hardwood
fln!8h,,etc. Jus.t take, a look at this.
M-tf
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FOB SALE Qur Exchange st, homo;
all modej-n,, conveniences. For pattlc
ulars enquiie at office of Architect
Henry, 413 E. Market, or nt 520 E,
Ejchange st, , 01-80
: " ' T-rj
FOR SALE Five ncrea of lahd, 1 two
room house, 2 flve'roora Rouses and
1 nine room house, wRh furnace, all
kinds of fruit; fine location, 20 m(n.
walk from P. O. $0500; worth $0000.
Pnrkhlll & Sharp, S. Mn4p st, city.
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Telephone 55
P. T. MoGourt
FOR FINEST
Coaohes in the' City.
On call ot all times.
mdl Line qt Liyry.
All cushion tires. ,Largesf moving
yapp4n Ihe city, Best of ?r?ljpe guar
nntecd. Prices reasonable. Botb phones.
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MONEY JO L?AN on REAL K8TATH
100 i $000
$206 , $700
$300 ' . . $800
$400 " ' $000
$500 $1000
HrtlO & CdaUjs, '314 Everett bldg, Tel.
Peoplo's 377 4, . ptf
$10,000 to loan (p sum's to suit, nt
lowest rates, O. AYVGrMley, 4,(3 Con
tml bulldlhg. Phono MO. 03 tf
Money to Loan
ON
Household Croods.
J , , Fiajios, Organs,
Horsefe, Carriages,
Wagons, Farming
Implements and
Live Stook at
Lowest Rates
And on caster terms than any .other
place In tho city. If jou owe a nuiiujer
of small debts and wish
to pay 4 them all off,
call .nt my office and I will loan you
the money and you can pay It back
In small monthly 'payments, and your
business transactions with Us will be
strictly confidential. All property to
reniain In your possession. I can loan
you money cheaper and give you more
time tnan you win get elsewhere.
Loans made saroo day they aro applied
for. If you nro unable to call at office,
wrlto or phone.
Office opTjn every evening until 8
O'clock.
Phono numbers: Bell 700 Peo., 774
L:' 6. Miller,
RoonrM, Aroade Blook
Textile Mfg. Co.
'Awnings and Tents
Horse,- Wagon and
Floor- Covers
Gymnasium Mats
and Ropes
A'nythlng made from Canvas.'.by
hand or machine.
People's phones Business hours
No. 737; any other time, No. 095.
135 Soutn Main St.
CLOTHES FRESSmC.
Akron Clothes & Pressing Co,
Regular Prloe.
Full suits, sponged and pressed. .75c
0ercoats, jspqnged and pressed, .50c
Pants, sponged and prossed -25c
Clcaning-tbuslness suits $200
FontR' cleaned. .-. 75c
Gbflds called for and delivered to
auy part of the city. 'Mall orders giv
en piompt attention. People's phono
754; Bell 2801 green.
310 East Mill st.
' ELECTRICAL.
' H. O, DAVIS
- General Bleotrioiaa
House Wiring and
Repair Work.
107 on the VIADUCT
BRUSHES AND.BROQMS.
CASPER ZINTBL
Manufncturer ot all kind ot Bra.atk
Orders promptly atteadod to.
155 South Main St. Akron O.
TITA TVTrnTTlT AgentB
., -' -- where to,
nail our $1,000 combination ACCIDENT
Polloy, something entirely new and
original with talt Company. Costs but i
14 per annum, payable quarterly. All 1
oooupatloni aoeeptud an "preferred" I
risks, and nil accidents oovered. Liber- 1
ai contracts to goon men. Address
NATIONAL ACCIDENT HOOIKTY,
SstablUbed 1685. 8.-0 Broadway. N. V.
There is scarcely any eandltlon of 111 health
that Is not benetlted by tho occasional use
ola U.I.P.A.N.B Tubule. Korsalp b) Drug
Elsts. Tho Fle-Cent packet Is enough for
an ordinary ocoaslon. The family bottle,
W cents, contains a,supply for a year.
Investors,
Attention!
40,000 SS
Mining and Milling Oo.'s
stock for sal cheap.v This is
one of the best stocks in
Eastern Oregon, the mine
being located between the
famous Red Boy and May
Queen. For terms, etc.,
Avrjte to
E. O. F. P. Box, 2 52,
Dubuque, la.
sMsiBtBHsmjuivwaiBinMnH
Money to Loan I
Tn anv Amniinf
at Prevailing ,
R&tes. .
Bruner-
! Goodhue
N -1 - Cooke" Co.
Read the Democrat
tc jip-r
MONEY TO LOAN.
-.RAOfcbifo TIltiB TABLBS
TUB NORTHERN OHIO R. It.
Depot North Main St.
Dcpart--No, 1.. , ifluTO urn
Depart No, 11 , 4.30 pra
Arrive No. 2 4.00 pm
Atrlvo 'No."12 12.05 pm
LAKE .ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
Northern Ohio Division.
.Depot North Main 'fit.
No.KLt a-SOnm, No.,11 LV4"iO pm I'd.
Ko.2 Ar4.oo pirtNol2 Ar 12.05pm local
AH dally except Sunday.
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION CO,
'A. B. C. Division
CTS !ave' tho waiting r6om. Hamll
ton muring, for Cleveland, at r,,40
'. a.' m, 6.40 r. m. nntj every half hour
to 7:40 p. m. ana ui B:iO p.- m. and
10.30 p. m.
TlifcfcRIE RAILROAD.
' East West.
Cbatauqua Ex 2.20 am l;10am
New York & CU1-
cngo Llm t 8.55 pra' 7:08 am
Wells Fnrgo Ex.
.(See .note 1 ...... 2:55am 12.pl pm
Marlon iJxprMS
(See note 2) ltpm
Chicago & Atlantic , ,
' Express 8 54 am 0.50 pm
Now, yovk special. 12:45 pm 8 38 pm
Youngstown Ex
press 4:25 pm 11:15 am
Dally. Note 1, dally except Mon
days' and days following legal holi
days. .Note 2, Monday only.
THE; BALTIMORE X'OHIO SYSTEM.
hi i Depart, West Arrive
CanaL Dover, Bridge
port ............ 0.00am 8:27pm
Canal Dover, Bridge
port 3:10r,m 0:42am
Chicago Fast Esr-
- press ' , ... 8ur5am 8.20pir
Chicago' Fast "Ex
prosstv ......... . 7'55pm 0.45am
Chicago Limited. ..ll:40pm l:o'Jam
Dail
Other trains dally except
Sunday!
PITTSBUBG & WESTEBN RY.
Depart East Arrive
Chicago & New York
Limited -2:00am ll:33pm
Warren? Youngstown
and Pittsburg , . . 0 55am 7:35pm
Chicago -& Youngs- '
town. ....... ....... 8:20pni, ,'8.40am
Akron & Pittsburg 12:15pm 11:42am
Datry. Other 'trains dally except
Sunday".
THE "-VALLEY" C T. & V. E. B.
GOING NOBTH.
" - How.iTst. Union
- Depot. "Depot.
No. 46. . . 7.0Gftm 0 50am
East
Akron
0.35ara
0.01am
11 :33am
4.55pm
8.22pm
No. 4 ... 0:10am
No. 0 i... 12.01pm 11.50am
No. ion". . . "5:13pm 4.53pm
No.8W.. 8.35pm S"20pm
No. 12'.V.0.50alri 0.40am
'k-c- GOING SOUTH.
No. 7",... 8!l8am 8.35am
.45nm
No." 11 7. . .I2:0lpm ' 12:2(ipm 12.28pm
No. 9rir. "4:30pm 4-53pm , 5.07pm
No. 4Tit.T:28pm 7:50pm S.02pra
N. 5J $Z$ri2 OOjim 2.5pamr 1:02am
lfo. fr jj... "2.53pm 3,05pm to Akron
rir" t on'y.
, -Doegf not enter Union depot Sun
pays, j$t, -i- t--
; 1 - I CP ' T-
0..-A-. &t3. RAILWAY. -w
ot 1 North. South.
Cincinnati nnd Clove 0 0 j3m t).-03pm
Akron & Pittsburg, 8i)am' 8:10pm
Columbus & Clevc.. 11:35am 2.33pm
Cincinnati & Clove; 425pm '0 35am
.Pittsburg and N". Y. 4:17pm '11:10am
Dnliy;iiQther8 dally except Sunday.
OANTONJAKRON "BY. CO.
Cars l?ae E. AklOn, (Blue Pond) for
Canton, New Berlin, Greentown, Urtlon-
town, and Springfield lake at 0:40, S;10,
0.40, 11;10 a.m, 12:40, 2i:10, 3:40, 5:10,
0:4Q, 8:10, O;40,"l0;40 n m. Returning
Iwuc Canton each jliour, and a half, 5
a m. to 0,30 pju. ,
$45,000 to Loan on
' Furniture, elc
PRIVATE L0AK3 OF $5.00 TO J500.
10 yon owe a debt which you find It
lncomenlent to pay utl at once, or If
you one a number of different par
ties nnrtwbti to cot rid of the em
barrassment, we.wlll furnish you the
money to pay them all andnu can
pay us liaci: in small weekly or
monthly pa ments, Kvery payment
so nm(lo reduces principal nnd Inter
est, s6 as not to miss it from your
cumlngi. we will loan you from
J5 ou on iqo, t
Klirnlture,
Pi6rtos, i '
. Offlee,
Utore
i- nnd
baloon
Iljlur-s,
linnet.
Wagons
I.lfo Insurance
1'olltlos.
and other goad securities,
loans made Uti same day anl iato
asited tcr.
Loans made In eorv part of Sum
mit county. Extra time In case of
sklcntsss. death or loss of employ,
mont. If ou coiinot call, write or
phono U'eoplo's K, Bfll NT, and we
wlllcall peisonally with monvy. All
Gocds left In ycui lossestloa wlthont
removal. '
193 S. Howard
Open evoulngs.
ITATHAK M. BERK, FrejUent.
COAL.
A. Dl ELLI'S,
COAL AND MOVING VANS, GEN-
ERAL TEAMING
and transferring. Parcels and trunks
dellveied. Tianslont and boarding
stable. Offlco and stable, 22S 230 V7.
Vnrket st- 'otu phones No. 257.
4TH JULY HATES VIA. ERIE R. R.
One fare round trip 'July 3rd nnd 4th
to all Rtatlons within rndlus 20p miles.
Return limit July'tt. '
4TH JULY HATES VLVC, A, &-0.
RAJLW'yVy,
OnA fnro round'tslpjJuly 3rd and 4th
to ajl. sat)99s ,vthln radius gOf ojjles.
Refuin limit JulyUi, g 1
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DEMOCRAT'S BUSINESS
AND
TELEPHONE
DR. D. U. RUKGSEGGER,
THE DtlTftBT
Removed to No. 210 Walsh Building'.
Office hours-8-liaO a m. 1-5.30 pm.
C. T. PARKS.
rtmZKAL PIRICTOR.
Personal attention gfvon to all calls.
Lady attendant. Ambulance.
Both purines 442. f 'llC 'N. High st
M. FRIEDMAN, 5c Ud 10c STORE
We positively can save you money
en go-carta, 140 8. Howard st
Oltico hoars.O to 116 e.m.; 2 to 5 p m.
DR. L. B. HUMPHREY,
Kelly block, Akron, 0.' Peo phone 878.
L. D. BWING.
COHTRACTOR A1TD BtHLDrR
Dealer in mantles and grates, floor
tiling, parquet ffoorlrfg; grilles siding,
frame, mouldings etc.
Peo. phono 052. 110-121 Kirkwood st
' J. H. CHASE, Drutftfbt.
Paints, Oils, White Lead, Varnisheti
and Paint Brushes. ', Best quality at
fdwest prlcw. Peo. phone 1000. Eell
Cherry 100. 132 Wooster ave.
J AS. T. FLOWER.
HAHTEL3 AMD GRATIS
Glazed and Unulazcd Tiling, Parquet
and Hard-wood Floors.
Both phones G7G, . 110 S. High st
Have jou nny money working for
you? If not, open a Smlngs Account
with us today. "Try ono ot our home
banks.
GUARDIAN SAVINGS BANK,
Masonic Tcmp'e Building.
All faulty action, knee knocking. In.
terferlng a.id forcing of all lame horses
guaiantecd. 411 S. Main fit.
J. V. YOUNG
People's phone 1314, 2 rings.
G. M.KEMPEL.
Furniture dealer, upholsterer and mat
tress manufacturer. Repairing a spe
cialty. Pecple's phone 723. Bell,
brown 324. 149-151 S. Main st
Dr. C. E. Smith. Dr. J. 3. Vedder.
SMITH 5 VEDDER.
DEHTISTS
310 Everett Building.
Offlee hours 8-11:30 a.m. 1-5 30 pm.
People' phone 890.
Richard H., Leighton,
'" ranrrER
Call us up when In need of flrst-dasB
work. Bell phone Brown 1001.. 437
East Buchtel ave.
v P. 0, BZTZ, Sberbonay, Ohio.
"Instruction given on Piano, Guitar,
nnd Mandolin. Chlid instruction a
specialty. WRcomo to residence.
.Terms 50c. Drop card &hd I. will
kali.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
' Estnte of Carolina Koerber, de
ceased. The undersigned has" been appoint
ed by the Probate court of Summit
county, Ohio, as'admlnlstratrix w. w.
a., ot the estate of Carolina Koerber,
deceased. All persons indebted to said
qstate are lequested to make imme
diate payment; and all persons having
claims acalnst said estate are renuest-
'ed to present the same for allowance
or rejection.
FLORA KOERBER.
Dated this 20th day of Junp, A. D.
1902. June 27, July 4, 11.
DISSOLUTION PARTNERSHIP.
The firm known as Austegen is
Denny has by mutual agreement' dis
solved partnership. Mr. Austegen re
tiring. H. Denny continuet' the busi
ness and assumes all liabilities of tT5e
firm, and all bills are payable to him.
H. Denny, proprietor, The Haymarket
Saloon, S. Main st.
June 27, July 4, 11, 18, 25.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSAL
FOR BRIDGE OVER OHIO
CANAL ON THE LINE OF
.FALOR STREET, AKRQN,
OHIO.
' Offlco of the Board of Clfy Com
mlssloners, Akront Ohio, June 27, 1902.
Sealed prpposals will be received by
the Board of City Commissioners of
the city of Akron, Ohio, until 12
m., of tho 2Cth day of July, 1002, for
furnishing materials and performing
labor for the construction of a bridge
over the Ohio Canal on the line of
Falor street In the city of Akron,
Ohio,
Plans and specifications, descrip
tions, estimates, and bills of material
for said work are on flip in the office
of the City Engineer of Akron, Ohio,
and in the office of tho Osborn Engin
eering Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pioposals must, bo made out on
blanks furnished at the. office of said
City Engineer, or'at the office of the
Osborn Engineering Company, and
mVst be addressed toltrn? Board of City
Commissioners; of Aljjon, Ohio, and
properly endorsed "Proposal for Falor
Street Bridget J
Proposals must, be accompanied by
a certified check-made, payable to the
order of the Qity Commissioners of
Abron, Ohio, for $1,000.00 on a bank
located and doing business in Summit
County, or a bond for $1,000 00 with
at least two good and sufficient disin
terested sureties, one, pf whom shall
bo a resident of Summit 'Couty, Ohio,
nnd acceptable to the CBoaid 'of City
Commissioners. Said check to bo ie
turned, on presentation; of recjclpt, to
nil except the successful bidder, nfter
tho coutiact 1 let. 3?he checlr depot,.
Itcd bv tho successful bidder shall bo
returned to him after contract shall
have been executed. 1
The 'successful bldrje Shall furnish
a bond In the bum qual to iSfty per
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CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
W. C. KITTLEBERGER.
Dealer In hldAs, leather finding, and
saddUry, hardware. Manf. of Harness,
rhope 1320, 318 8, Main st.
JLESGLESTOH,?'
Spectacles and eyeglasses. Headacho
nnd nervous disturbances cured by
properly fitted glasses. AH stylts at
reasonable prices, No charge for ex
amination. 0. U. phone 2372 Cherry.
J. McTAMMANY,
PRACTICAL TAILOR
Special, fancy and sporting gar
ments. Rooms 212 and 213 Walsh
block. Mukr of men's clothes.
Pco. Phone 12S3.
Duff's Prescription Pharmacy, $L3ei
Pure Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, con
tains 50 per cent of pure Norwegian
Cod Lher Oil. 50c per pint bottle. Al
most tasteless. Children will take It
Try It. Phono 602.
H. CRAMER H. S. HULL
CRAMER . HULU
Wholesale and retail dealers in flour,
feed, baled bay, straw, salt cement
and all kinds of field and garden seeds.
Try our Acme stock food. Both phones
Oil. 710-718 S. Main st. Akron. O.
GtEMTS TAVERIf, I. F. GLErm, Prop.
Hotel and Restaurant. Sample room
In connnectlon. Best wines, liquors
nnd cigars,' Both phones: P. 010; B.
3201 Cherry.
124 N. Main st. near Opera House.
DR. H. E.KECK. Dentist.
Room 15, I. O 0. 1 Temple. People's
phone ISO. Oftico' hours 8 a.m. to
5 30 p m.
GEO. H. PZTLtT
111 Kllng st People's phone 1287.
Contractor and brick masonry of all
kinds. Repair work a specialty. Esti
mates cheerfully furnished.
All work Guaranteed.
Bell phone, Brown 1741.
M. J. BERWICK
All kinds of brick and cement side
walks, chimneys built and repaired.
Res. 419 S. Fcrge st. Akron, O.
Mystic Carpet Cleanlnjr Works,
POEHtMAIf kPTArrtE, PioprletOrs.
Business under management of Mr.
Poehlman.
120 Bluff st Both telephones 178.
WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU
When you have printing on your mind.
Kmrtts PRinntrs co
People's Tel. 605. 135 S. Main st.
(Old Democrat Office.)
KHXIKERT.
We have tho latest styles ln milli
nery at the most reasonable prices.
"We carry a line of stamped linens
and notions.
Sirs. C. Mathews, 722 S. Main.
Open Evenings.
centum of his contract, signed by
himself and two good and sufficient
sureties, acceptable to the City Com
missioners, conditioned on the full and
complete performance of the terms
and requirements of the contract,
specifications and plans.
If the contractor to whom the woik
is awarded shall not execute his con
tract with the City Council and Board
of City Commissioners of Akion, Ohio,
within five days after the work is
awarded, he shall be deemed as de
clining, and held liable, nnd his certi
fied check be declared forfeited.
Tho Board of City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids as shall, In its opinion, be for the
best interests of the city.
Companies or firms bidding, will
give individual names and addresses,
as well as the names of the firms and
their addresses.
By order of tho City Council and the
Board of City Commissioners of Akron,
Ohio, June 25th, 1902.
CHAS. H. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
June 27, July 4, 11, 18.
ROYAL MUSKOKA HOTEL.
This new, modern, up-to-date hotel
was opened for the reception of guests
In 1901, It-is situated In the center of
the finest summer resort region In
America, known as the Muskoka
Lakes, within easy reach of the princi
pal points In Canada and the United
States. The interior of the hotel Is
planned to the best advantage for com.
fort and con-venlence.special attention
being given to ventilation and sani
tary arrangements. Its spacious
suites, with handsome bathrooms at
taohed, aro especially adapted to either
large or small families. Cuisine and
service are the best. Open for guests
June 15th". For further particulars, de
scriptive mafter and all information
write to G. T. Bell, General Passenger
nnd Ticket Agent, Grand Trunk Rail
way System, Montreal.
Mother Always Keeps It Handy.
"My , mother suffered a long time
from distressing pains and genera) ill
healtl) due 'primarily to Indigestion,"
says L. W. Spildlng, Verona, Mo.
"Two years ago I got her to try Ko
doL She grew better nt once and now,
at the age of sctenty-s'x, eats any
thing she wants, remarking that she
fear6 no ,bad effects as she has her
bottle of Kodol handy." Don't waste
time doctoring symptoms. Go after
the cause. If your stomach is souud
your health will be good. Kodol rests
the stomnch nnd strengthens the body
by digesting your food. It is nature's
own tonic.
Wni. Warner, Gain. Pharmacy, 113
South Howard st.
That Inexhaustible good nature which
is the most precious gift of Heaven,
spieads itself llko oil ov.er the tyou
bled sen of thought, and keeps tho
ralnd smooth and equable In the rough.
est weather. In log.
RAILROAD NOTICES.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO BURprtt
Via All leading lines nt lowest rt.
Cook's personally conducted towm.
Information, cheerfully glvdn upon p-i
plication to 0. D. Houodle, ticket tigm,
Union depot
SEASHORE EXCURSION.
CHOICE OF TEN POPULAR R
SORT8 FOR $13 50 ROUND
TRIP TROM AKRON.
Thursday, July 31st, excursion tick
ets will be sold via 0 A. & C. Ry. tfl
Atlantic City, Cape May AvnlofiK
Aglcsea, Holly Beach, Ocean City?
Sea Islo City, Wlldwood, New Jersey,
Ocean City, Maryland, Rehobotb,
Dehware. This will be a grand op.
portunlty for a delightful vacation
outing. For details apply to 0. D.
Honodlc, ticket agent, Akron.
HATES REDUCED TO CANTbN.
Via C. T. & V. B. It. ovcry Sunday. CO
cents round trip on rooming train,
good returning any train satno day.
THE FISH ARE BITING.
Up In Wisconsin and Michigan. First
class train service Chicago & North-
Western R'y durlnjr tho fishing season.
Summer tourist rates now In effect;
Direct connections Is made at Chicago
with all lines from the south nnd
cast Ask any ticket agent, for partic
ulars, or address A. F. ClorcWnd, 234
Superior street Cleveland. 0.,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
At exceedingly low rates will bo sold
to Colorado Utah and the Pacific
coast via Thfe Missouri Pacific Ry.,
on certain date-, during May, June,
July and August Through sleeping
cars from St. Louis to Denver. Color
ado Springs, Salt Lake City, and San
Francisco. Superior cafe dining car
service. Write John R. James, cen
tral passenger agent, 005 Park Build
ing, Pittsburg, Pa., for rates, and Il
lustrated pamphlets dscrlptlve of the
West May 10 it
$10.50 PROVIDENCE. R. I. AND RE
TURN. C. A. & O., Penna Lines via New
York, July 7th, 8th and Oth. Return
limit July 15th, subject to extension un
til Aug. 15th. For particulars see C.
D. Honodle, ticket agent, Union depot
513.90 PROVIDENCE, R. I., AND RE
TURN. Erie R. R. July 7th Stn and 9th.
Return limit July 15th subject to ex
tension to Aug. 15th. For particulars
se C. D. Honodle ticket agent Union
depot
$16.50 PORTLAND, ME., AND RE
TURN. Via Erie R. R. July 5th to Oth.
Return limit July 17th subject to exten
sion until Aug. 15th. Tor further Infor
mation see C. D. Honodle, ticket agent.
Union depot
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT
PITTSBURG.
Our president will positively speak
at Schenley park, Pittsburg, on July.
4th. If you wish to see and hear him
take the Erie R. R. Special tickets on
sale at half fare, July 3rd and 4th.
Good returning until July 7th.
$1.25 COLUMBUS AND RETURN.
Via C. A. & C. Ry., Sunday, July 6th.
Train leavei 7 a. m. Returning leave
Columbus 6.30 p. m. lSi
$1.25 COLUMBUS AND RETURN.
Via C. A. & C. Ry., Sunday, July 6th,
Train leaies 7 a. m. Returning leave
Columbus C.30 p. m.
$3 GO PITTSBURG AND RETURN..
C. A. & C. and Penna Lines July 3rd
and 4th. Return limit July 7th. Trains
leave 8.20 a. m. and 4:17 p. m.
AKRON MARKETS.
(These prices furnished dally by LI
Kryder & Sons.)
BUYING PRICES. .
What, per bu, 77c.
Rye, per bu., 56c and 60c.
Corn, ni.w, 30 to 35c. f
Timothy seed, per bu., $2.50 tJ
C300.
Clorer seed, per bu.. $4 to $5.
Hay, baled, $9 to $11.
Straw, baled, $5 to $0.
Oats, 48c. '
SELLING PRICES. j
Middlings, per cwt, $1.10 to $L23. J
Hay, per cwt, 70c, 75c.
Oats, per bu., 52c.
Corn, new, per cu., 88, 40c.
Bran, per cwt, $110.
Straw, per bale. 40c. BOc. l
Clover seed, $5 25 to $0. -
Timothy seed, $3 to $3.75.
(These priced furnished dally
Jas. Christy Jr. & Co.)
bJl
Green calf bides, No 1, per lb. 9c
Green beef hides. No. 1, per lb, 0&
Sheep pelts, 40 to 60c ?
Tallow per lb, 5. '
BUYING PRICBS.
(Theso prices furnished dnliy by Nelaa
Brothers.)
Eggs, strictly frsh, per doz., '8e.
Chickens, llvo, per lb., 7c to 8c
Butter, creamery, per lb, 23c
Potatoes, per bu., old 75 to 85; new,
00 to 95.
RETAIL PRICES.
Eggs, strctly frest, per dot, 20e. v
Chickens, dressed per lb, 15. '
Butter, creamery, per R, 27.
Potatoes, old 25c peck; new 30.
(Theso prices furnished dally bj;
Armour & Co.
Dried beef, 13c to 15c.
Skinned hams, 13c.
California hams, 10H
Bacon, 12 to 10.
Sugar cured hums, j2c to WAc
Simon pure lard, in tierces, llc,
Compound lard, In tierce?, 81-8c, -Country
kettle lard, In tierces, 11,
00 lb, tubs, c over tierces.
Dressed calves, 10 to 104c
Dressed beef, 8-to 10.
Dressed hogs, S
Cnttlo live, 4 to Cc
Lambs dressed, lie. t
Hogs, live, 614 to GVJ.
Lamb, alive, 5 to 5V4c ' .
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